What amp is this?

how does this guy manage to make every pedal sound like shit??...

Dear Satchel, I have a gig next week in Washington DC. After that, I'm playing in Hollywood, California. Can you show me how to finger A minor?

Sounds like shit

i can’t believe this video is 5 years old fuck

I saw Joe, Reece, and Josh Smith & Company in Reno a couple weeks ago. Always wanted to see him live, and it was a Killer Performance by all...

Carlos is a great player... another underrated player.

2:36 Mixtapes. Hell yea

Rocking Tune for sure......I just very recently installed your pickups in my Les Paul.................. Im really rocking now..........

Fantastic solos. Dario and Zakk are a killer guitar team.

Sounds good.

Good teacher

Que genial Petro, un maestro!

I love when he laughs at his own jokes 😂😂

So if the vertigo is the most protection why does the M80 seem better lol. I have a vertigo and love it. Also, why would you make the M80 straps detachable but not the most expensive vertigo?

Amazing song!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤

You can tell it’s just a love child baby of a fender Stratocaster and Gibson Les Paul. What Eddie has been trying to do his whole life with Frankenstein

In high school, I'd invite my friends over to jam as many Black Sabbath songs as we could before my mother would get home from work. Full PA, drums, bass, two guitars. The house would shake. I never grew tired of these songs. To me they're timeless and hold up to this day. We only knew the first half of Symptom of the Universe unfortunately (Speak of the Devil version) - the outro on Sabotage is fantastic. Very trippy.

🎉❤magiczne DŁONIE ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

Han pratar om sina influencer, nästan enbart Schenker.Han är på toppen av temlet av rock.

cool video and review, thanks!

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04:29 This is a gift. Appreciate it

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My Gast is well and truly Flabbered🎉

Flubbed that note 8:53

Everybody loves Eddie. It’s his workmen like approach. It wasn’t a rockstar approach to his equipment and sound the stage or any of that he just did what he had to do to make the best music that he could, and everything else fell into place other bands try the other way around

Been going on here once a week for 2 months now. I'm starting to get this down pretty smoothly. Thank you Sue!

Nice nod to "In the End" by Rush. I'm buying this amp not because of that, but it markets it so well.

I could care less about all of his drug problems and whatever I like these kind of interviews with Eddie about what he’s good at playing at building guitars. It’s so interesting that he was able to do all that and plus being the biggest band in the world for a good decade or more.

This is the 1st video I've seen that I heard him talk!! And a badass Guitar Jacky!!

i find Randall Kirk Hammett Signature Series KH120RHS , on my near music store , is worth the money ?

Could listen to Joe speak all day long. Absolute master of the guitar! 🎸

@ioneeamigo8357 Ⓜ️I Like Content And Melodies Of It🐦‍🔥

best guitar lesson ever, maybe evenin the world

This is like Leonardo DaVinci interviewing Nikola Tesla. 😅 To think a man with two missing finger tips can play like that, and the other guy cut the neck for the guitar he's been playing for over 60yrs from his childhood fireplace mantle with his Dad and built one of the greatest guitars ever. Sir Brian Mays father was an engineer and he became a rock star and a doctor of astrophysics. Go figure 🤔

Vernon Reid....goodness!

This is one good fucking song and they know it…

It's just an LTD Les Paul Junior.

His tattoos are just awful

Didn't he say that red 345 was his grandfather's guitar? Then you've got his dad, and now he's carrying on the legacy in spades...gotta love that. He's so steeped in the good stuff, the soulful southern rockers, plus this & that from the classic English guys (Clapton, et al), and Hendrix, and he's so respectful & reverent about it--topping it all off, he's absorbed all those influences and manifests it as such a great freakin' player in his own well deserved right! You can't help but appreciate where he's coming from & how his music reflects that. Godspeed Marcus King!

Esto es totalmente genial e increíblemente increíble ❤

Had the opportunity to meet Joe when I was a young kid, 7-8 years old. He was playing at the Tabernacle in Atlanta with Dream Theater as the opener, this was around 2001. Back then we had physical tickets, and printed on the tickets was "All Ages", only when arriving at the door to the venue, we were informed it was in fact a 21+ only show which contradicted what the tickets said. We were allowed in but only in the downstairs area called the "Cotton Club" at the time, where we had to watch the concert on a TV monitor and hear the sound from below the stage instead of experiencing it in person. I'll never forget that Joe somehow found out about this, and was disappointed with the venue screwing this up, so he came downstairs before his set to do a meet and greet completely for free. I shook his hand, and all I really remember about talking with him was the fact that his original Chrome Boy guitar (he had 2 of them IIRC) was stolen the night before at a show in Birmingham, AL. I've seen Joe live countless times since then, solo, with G3, and recently on his Satch/Vai tour. It was an impression that never left me, and even now that I'm a 30 year old, Joe is still my hero.

How good was, the besr ever

I'm gonna learn this, sit on a bench in the park and perform it for people passing by 🤘

Sometimes I think it's alot of hype and paid promo....I'm actually impressed this time

Saw them live didn't really know them that much until now they are just as good as nickelback and seether

How is the string position... for my playing i need pretty low positioned strings

guitar world, your playlist's videos are always in reverse order

Dickey Betts is a true inspiration to so many. What I will say about Dickey that was his signature - in my opinion - is that his soul was poured into each note and his body would gyrate along with each phrase….he would never be accused of wasting any notes - he was a true guitarist in every sense. I will say the same about Gregg’s vocals. These were undeniable and natural musicians that had no fancy accoutrements to “enhance” their musicianship. Whipping Post came in 1969….these were youngens in their 20s.